Angela KasaliaWhen Greek photographer Angela Kasalia came across a nineteenth century abandoned mansion in Syros island, she knew she had found a hidden gem. The house, which was originally built in 1820, had a great architectural style, some nice paintings on the ceilings, stone walls, wooden floors and large windows. But it was not just its photographic potential that captured Angela’s imagination: Its intriguing history was also a factor.
The original building belonged to a local wealthy family that had a single Child: A son. In theory, the family was supposed to live in the mansion for generations but problems started when the son announced his intentions to become a writer. He wanted to visit America and preferred to live and make his career there. Disappointed with the young man’s d
